Unusual stay
Cabane Campétoile du Domaine de Kerelly
Guégon · Morbihan
In Guégon, this Campétoile lets two travellers sleep on a raised stretched canvas with a sheltered dining area underneath and a power socket, right on the Nantes to Brest canal.
- Suggested time
- 1 night as a stopover
- Type of place
- Ultra-light Campétoile for cyclists on the Vélodyssée
- Atmosphere
- Minimalist, cycle friendly, nature and practical
- Getting there
- 1 Le Bas de la Lande, 56120 Guégon, on the Nantes to Brest canal and the Vélodyssée.
Who this place suits
- With family
- 3/10
- As a couple
- 6/10
- With friends
- 9/10
- Solo
- 10/10
- With a dog
- 6/10
- Reduced mobility
- 2/10
These scores are calculated from what the page records: official rating, facilities, difficulty, duration and location. They are a guide, not a substitute for contacting the venue, especially about accessibility.
About
The Campétoile at the Domaine de Kerelly is designed for walkers and cyclists who want to travel with the bare minimum. You sleep on a raised stretched canvas, with two pillows provided. Bring your own sleeping bag, preferably a warm one. Under the platform, a sheltered dining area has a picnic table. A power socket lets you charge a phone or GPS, which is especially useful on the move. A blanket can be lent. The 3 star campsite lies right beside the Nantes to Brest canal and on the Vélodyssée, about 1.5 km from the Château de Josselin. Guests enjoy the Domaine de Kerelly’s services: a heated outdoor pool, a snack bar, a grocery, children’s games, a bike room and Wi-Fi. In 2026, the campsite was open from 4 April to 11 October, with rentals priced overall between 53 and 165 € depending on the category.
Highlights
- In Guégon, this Campétoile lets two travellers sleep on a raised stretched canvas with a sheltered dining area underneath and a power socket, right on the Nantes to Brest canal.
- An ultra-light stopover on the Vélodyssée: no tent to pitch, just a warm sleeping bag to unroll before setting off again towards Josselin.
- Capacity: 2 people.
- Bed: raised stretched canvas.
- Pillows: 2 provided.
- Sleeping bag: bring your own.
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- Blanket: can be lent.
- Dining area: sheltered under the bed platform.
- Table: picnic table.
- Electricity: power socket.
- Campsite: 3 stars.
- Château de Josselin: about 1.5 km.
Tips on the spot
- Check whether sheets and towels are provided.
- Check the exact accommodation model, electricity, Wi-Fi and heating outside summer before paying.
- Read the cancellation conditions and check the tourist tax.
- Do not plan a late arrival without the host’s agreement; arrive early on the first day.
- Accessibility: not designed for people with reduced mobility.
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- Pets: the campsite accepts pets under conditions.
Frequently asked questions
What type of accommodation is it?
An ultra-light Campétoile for cyclists on the Vélodyssée.
Why choose it?
An ultra-light stopover on the Vélodyssée: no tent to pitch, just a warm sleeping bag to unroll before setting off again towards Josselin.
What is the atmosphere like?
Minimalist, cycle friendly, nature and practical.
Is it suitable for a couple?
Practical for two cyclists, not particularly romantic.
Is it suitable for friends?
Very well suited to two friends on the move.
How do you get there?
1 Le Bas de la Lande, 56120 Guégon, on the Nantes to Brest canal and the Vélodyssée.
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Source: DATAtourisme (ADN Tourisme), licence ouverte, mise a jour du 2026-09-21, updated 21 September 2026.
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